Michela Rabia reviews the debut novel by author Joanne Tombrakos.

Looking for the ideal gift for the reader in your life? How about one of these titles for their Christmas stocking? Joanne Lock has 8 books for you.

Stephen Smooker speaks with Vasso Kalamaras about her latest collection Expatriates: contemporary Australian tales.

Elliot Giakalis reviews the book Someone Else’s War by Phil Kafcaloudes the story of Phil’s grandmother Olga in World War II

The Eagle Has Two Faces: Journeys through Byzantine Europe is a recently released ‘travelogue’ by Alexander Billinis, exploring the remnants of the Byzantine.

The Island Everyone Wanted – An illustrated History of Cyprus is a beautifully illustrated book that captures the island’s fascinating history in a way that will appeal to young an

Hariklia Heristanidis reviews the book Dreams of Clay, Drops of Dew

John-Paul Hussey talks to author Angelo Loukakis about For The Patriarch

John-Paul Hussey looks at the June 16 anniversary of James Joyce’s famous novel Ulysses

The Looting of the Hellenic Republic by the Euro, the Political Elite and the Investment Community by Jason Manolopoulos